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Members: Eric Ryder (Chair), Mark Kratman (Vice Chair), John Lombardo (Clerk), James F Mackey III (Member), Richard Russo, Jr. (Member)

Tewksbury Select Board Fills Two Housing Authority Seats, Approves Foreclosure Sale

TEWKSBURY -- May 19, 2026, Tewksbury Select Board adopts Open Meeting Law complaint policy and fills two Housing Authority vacancies. The board voted 4-0 with one abstention to approve the new policy, which requires any complaint to be immediately forwarded to town counsel without waiting for the next scheduled meeting,

Select Board responds to Open Meeting Law complaint with statement of defense.

Select Board responds to Open Meeting Law complaint filed by member. Through Town Counsel Attorney Kevin Feeley, the Board addressed three alleged violations: post-adjournment deliberation on April 21 regarding Housing Authority appointments; similar conduct on December 2, 2025; and untimely

Tewksbury Select Board clears open meeting law complaint, orders compliance policy

TEWKSBURY -- May 4, 2026, Tewksbury Select Board finds no open meeting law violations but acknowledges missed deadline, pledges new policy. Town Counsel Attorney Feeley read a two-page draft response Monday to a citizen complaint alleging three violations, post-meeting deliberations after the April 21 and December 2, 2025 meetings,

Select Board approves new licenses, reorganizes committee seats, moves forward on housing compliance.

Tewksbury Select Board approves two new business licenses, advances housing compliance work. Chair Eric Ryder and the five-member board unanimously licensed Boston Qahwah coffee shop at 1555 Main Street and Main Street Sports Grille entertainment license at 1268 Main Street. Town Manager John

Tewksbury Select Board Advances MBTA Compliance Plan, Sends Trail Article to Town Meeting

TEWKSBURY -- April 21, 2026, Tewksbury Select Board advances MBTA Communities Act compliance plan and sends $30,000 boardwalk warrant to Town Meeting. The board voted unanimously Tuesday to forward a Community Preservation Act appropriation of up to $30,000 for engineering and construction of two trail boardwalks on Tewksbury State